Mayim Decor Friendship Bracelet School

The chevron pattern is a very old and popular friendship bracelet pattern. It requires knowing how to make two different knots, but I will show you both of them in a way that will hopefully be very easy to remember. For this bracelet, I will be using embroidery floss colors that make an ombre look, but you can use any colors that you want. If you want some of the stripes to be thicker, just add a second string of that color so that you are making two stripes of that color together. The needed materials are embroidery floss (the same kind used for cross-stitching), scissors, a ruler and a way to fasten the end of the bracelet to something so that you can pull on it without it moving (I just use masking tape). If you have never made a bracelet before, you might want to look at my Chinese Staircase and Candy Stripe videos first -- those videos will introduce you to the basic knot and allow you to practice it before doing this slightly more complex pattern. Chinese Staircase: https://rumble.com/ve58l5-easy-diy-rainbow-friendship-bracelet-chinese-staircase-spiral-pattern.html Candy Stripe: https://rumble.com/ve59n7-easy-diy-candy-stripe-friendship-bracelet-tutorial-for-beginners.html Music is from Mixkit.co: "Proud of You", "The Town That I Love" and "Am I in Love" by Michael Ramir C. and is used according to the free Mixkit License.

This is one of the easiest friendship bracelets that you can make. The pattern is often called "candy stripe" or diagonal stripe and it only requires learning one knot that you repeat over and over and over again. You need embroidery floss (the same kind that is used for cross-stitching), scissors and a way to secure one end of the bracelet so that it is easy to make knots (I used masking tape). You can use whatever colors you like and even make thicker stripes by using more than one strand of the same color next to each other. This tutorial will cover everything that you need to know to make your bracelet. In the video, I say 45" of each color of floss, but for me I had at least 6 inches of unused floss when I finished, so shorter strings may be fine.

I will show you how to make a really easy friendship bracelet using a beginner-friendly "Chinese Staircase" spiral pattern. All that you need is some embroidery floss (the same floss used for cross-stitching), scissors and a way to secure one end of the bracelet while you tie the knots (I use masking tape). You can use whatever colors you want, and this is a great way to practice your knots before doing more complicated bracelets.